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2021 Post 16 Options 2021 Post 16 Options A warm welcome back to the new academic year. In these current times, Colleges & Sixth form Open Evenings will look a lot different this year. With strict government guidance to ensure the safety of our learners, staff and visitors, Open Evenings will be virtual across the board. See below list of Colleges and school Sixth Forms in the Luton, Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire area, for you to research the different options with your Son/Daughter. Please check the websites for information on Virtual Open evenings. Applications to some of the school sixth forms will start earlier than some of the colleges. For example, Cardinal Newman, Harlington Upper School and St. George’s start their application process between September and November. Please check websites. Students can apply to as many colleges/schools sixth forms as they wish, before making a final choice. Most colleges and schools now have comprehensive information on their websites. The best way to start researching the various options is to look at the college/school websites to find out about the subjects and the different types of courses offered. Apprenticeships (training with pay in the work place) This is an alternative to full-time college and there is now a large national database of apprenticeship vacancies. It is very helpful to be familiar with this database. Some companies will advertise their September vacancies in the New Year. The apprenticeship website is www.apprenticeships.org.uk Further information below. Uni frog -Your Son/daughter will start to receive their Post 16 Careers Advice & Guidance soon. They will also have the opportunity to use school resources to research their pathway choices, both at school & home. Please see details below. Students have been issued with a passcode to sign up to the website, if your child is experiencing any problems logging in please email me. If you have any questions regarding Post 16 options, please contact me. Miss McNeil Careers Co-ordinator Cardinal Newman Catholic School 01582 587502 [email protected] OPEN DAYS 2020- 2021 Cardinal Newman Sixth Form Tel: 01582-597125 Warden Hill Rd, Luton, Bedfordshire LU2 7AE www.cardinalnewman.luton.scho.uk [email protected] Open evening - November TBC Barnfield College Tel: 01582 569600 or 01582 569569 Barnfield College, New Bedford Road Campus, New Bedford Road, Luton LU2 7BF Barnfield College, Technology Campus, Enterprise Way, Luton, LU3 4BU www.barnfield.ac.uk [email protected] Open Evening - November TBC Chalk Hill Academy Sixth Form (Shared Learning Trust West Academy) Tel: 01582 884100 Barnfield West Academy, Leagrave High Street, Luton, LU4 0NE [email protected] Barnfield South Academy Sixth Form (Shared Learning Trust South Academy) Tel: 01582 722333 Stockwood, Rotherham Avenue, Luton, LU1 5PP e: [email protected] Luton Sixth Form College Tel: 01582 877500 Luton Sixth Form College, Bradgers Hill Road, Luton, LU2 7EW www.lutonsfc.ac.uk [email protected] Central Bedfordshire College Tel: 01582 477776 Kingsway, Dunstable, Bedfordshire LU5 4HG www.centralbeds.ac.uk [email protected] Bedford College Tel: 01234 291000 Bedford College, Cauldwell Street, Bedford, MK42 9AH www.bedford.ac.uk [email protected] The Bedford Sixth Form (Part of Bedford College) 01234 291291 Bromham Road, Bedford, MK40 2BS www.bedfordsixthform.ac.uk [email protected] You can pre-register your placed at www.bedfordsixthform.ac.uk/events Shuttleworth College Open Day (Part of Bedford College) Tel: 01767 626222 Old Warden Park, Biggleswade, Bedfordshire, SG18 9DX www.shuttleworth.ac.uk [email protected] Oaklands College (outside St Albans and in Welwyn Garden City) 01727 737000 St Albans Campus, Hatfield Rd, St Albans, Hertfordshire AL4 0JA Welwyn Garden City Campus, the Campus, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire AL8 6AH www.oaklands.ac.uk [email protected] , Harlington Upper School Tel 01525 755100 Goswell End Rd, Harlington, Dunstable LU5 6NX [email protected] www.harlington.org Milton Keynes College and Milton Keynes College Sixth Form Tel: 01908 684444 Chaffron Way Campus, Leadenhall, Milton Keynes MK6 5LP www.mkcollege.ac.uk [email protected] Manshead Upper School Tel: 01582 679400 Dunstable Road, Caddington, Bedfordshire, LU1 4BB www.mansheadschool.co.uk [email protected] Queensbury Academy Tel: 01582 601241 Langdale Rd Dunstable, Bedford LU6 3BU www.queensburyacademy.com [email protected] Sir John Lawes school in Harpenden Tel: 01582 760043 Manland Way, Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL5 4QP www.sjl.herts.sch.uk [email protected] A Level Consortium – Roundwood Park, Sir John Lawes and St Georges Schools Roundwood Park School in Harpenden Tel: 01582 765344 Roundwood Park School, Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL5 3AE www.roundwoodpark.herts.sch.uk [email protected] St Georges High School in Harpenden Tel: 01582-765477 Sun Lane, Harpenden, Hertfordshire AL5 4TD www.stgeorges.herts.sch.uk [email protected] A Level Consortium – Roundwood Park, Sir John Lawes and St Georges Schools Unifrog This website is design to guide & inform students of all Careers Options available to them, Post 16 Pathway choices along with University Information & much more. Students will have 3 PSHE Careers lessons to research their college/ sixth form options, along with their subject choices of A ‘levels & BTEC’s Students will create their own CV’s, research the Apprenticeship programme look at the Labour Market & Prepare for their next pathway destination Please see the link below to log onto the website unifrog.org If you would like any further information regarding your Son/daughters Post 16 Pathway Please contact me: Miss McNeil Careers Co-ordinator Cardinal Newman Catholic School 01582 587502 [email protected] .
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